Hundreds of artifacts from different eras returned to Iraq
The items, which included clay tablets, handed over to Iraq’s ambassador to Lebanon during a ceremony held at the National Museum of Beirut.
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Gali Baharav-Miara named Israel's first female AG
Before joining private practice she worked for three decades at the State Attorney’s Office, and reached the position of Tel Aviv district attorney.
Were WZO funds used for conference against conversion reform?
One Israeli NGO claims a large conference in Jerusalem last week was organized and funded by a group that receives funding from the World Zionist Organization, and that instead of strengthening bonds with Diaspora Jewry it aimed to do the opposite.
Massive scope of police Pegasus scandal rattles Israeli politics
Independent inquiry to review Israel Police's use of infamous spyware against civilians, social activists, and politicians. PM: These tools are very important when fighting terrorism and crime, but they are not intended for use on civilians or public figures. President Herzog: We cannot afford to have the public lose faith in democracy or the police.
Hospitals 'under extreme pressure' despite decline in COVID infections
Warning against complancency, senior Shaare Zedek Medical Center physician says next 10 days will challenge health system. Infection rate stands at 28.16% as 52,600 test positive for COVID-19.